Oversimplified
The modern-day equivalent of a PhD in History from a top University. At least, according to the arguments I've read on Youtube.
Oversimplified by Laurie Cathal November 20, 2020
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oversimplified
oversimplified by zit224 April 4, 2019
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Oversimplified
Oversimplified:
"Wow, great job Ethan, very impressive. By the way. What happened to that other guy we sent to take the fort?"
"Who?"
"Benedict Arnold."
"Never heard of him."
"Ouch."
"Wow, great job Ethan, very impressive. By the way. What happened to that other guy we sent to take the fort?"
"Who?"
"Benedict Arnold."
"Never heard of him."
"Ouch."
Oversimplified by LAZARBOT August 28, 2019
OverSimplified
Looks like this is gonna be an OverSimplified video, so dear faithful viewers don't expect much on my channel for at least a year.
OverSimplified by IntergalactalEnergy August 25, 2023
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overcomplified by DrClaw89 August 5, 2009
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